Rates of Public Utilities in Wisconsin, Parts 1-5Railroad Commission of Wisconsin, 1912 - Public utilities |
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16 c. p. lamps 25 watt a. c. multiple ampere Arc lamps Bath tubs carbon incandescent lamps carbon lamps Commercial Lighting Commercial Power Commercial Service consumer Daily operating period discount dusk to 12 ELECTRIC enclosed arcs burning faucet FLAT RATES free of charge furnished free gallons gals given only verbally handled is 25 hose Hotels hours per annum Hydrant rental inch jet installation of carbon lamps are renewed lamps are sold lamps in service Lamps rated matters is given METER RATES minimum charge Minimum monthly bill month moonlight schedule motors MUNICIPAL PLANT offices paid payment Population Public Service Pumping regarding these matters regular inspection renewed free saloons self-closing series enclosed arcs service pipe smallest size Tungsten sold at 25 standpipe Street Lighting Street sprinkling sumer tantalum lamps Tungsten and tantalum Tungsten lamp handled Urinals utility volts are handled Water closets watt hours
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Page 12 - No meter shall be placed In service or allowed to remain In service which has an error In registration In excess of two (2) percent under normal operating conditions.
Page 148 - To customers signing the company's standard form of contract, providing for service for one year or more, the charge for electric service shall be computed on the following basis: Demand Charge (Payable in equal monthly instalments) — $42 per year for each kilowatt of demand of the first 10 kilowatts.
Page 36 - ... corridors and halls in office and apartment buildings upon separate meters, dance and public halls including lodge and society rooms, restaurants including eating places and lunch wagons, depots and public places for the conduct of railroads, street railways, express and telephone business excluding freight houses, and all other consumers not herein otherwise specifically provided for In class C...
Page 190 - Primary rate, 10 cts. per kw-hr. for current used equivalent to or less than the first 60 hours' use per month of active connected load. Excess rate, 4% cts. per kw-hr. for all current used in excess of above 60 hours' use per month of active connected load. Active connected load shall In each case be a fixed percentage of the total connected load, consisting of lamps, appliances, etc., installed upon the consumers
Page 239 - Rule 7. Meter dials shall read directly in cubic feet of gas, and bills rendered periodically by the company shall designate the readings of the meter at the beginning and end of the time for which the bill is rendered, and give the dates at which the readings were taken.
Page 13 - ... shall maintain a record of all interruptions of service upon the entire system or major divisions of Its system, and include in such record time, duration and cause of each interruption.
Page 143 - To consumers signing the company's standard form of contract, providing for service for one year or more, the charge for electric service shall be computed as follows: Demand Charge: For each kilowatt of the first 10 KW of demand $36.00 per yr.
Page 239 - RULE 8. The company furnishing gas, which, within a one-mile radius from the distribution center, gives a monthly average total heating value of not less than 550 B.
Page 125 - Company shall bill all consumers the gross rate, and the difference between the gross and net rates above specified, or 1 cent per kilowatt hour, shall constitute a discount for prompt payment.
Page 13 - ... test more frequently than once in six months. A report giving the results of such tests shall be made to the consumer, and a complete record of such tests shall be kept on file in the office of the company.